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ambulatory

In architecture, any part of a building intended for walking around a central space or shrine, such as the aisles of a cathedral or church. The term is used for the lateral or flanking porticos of an ancient Greek temple, and for the cloister of a monastery.



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With limited space, and no provision for wheelchair or ambulant disabled access, a serious upgrade was required.
The results of this study suggest that activated polyacrytate dressings are suitable for cleaning chronic wounds and represent a good alternative if extensive debridement is not necessary or is not feasible in ambulant care.
, protection from death as opposed to protection from infection, in a modern population may be higher than previously thought (1); spread of infection from ambulant patients with vaccine-modified cases may be an important and problematic means of transmission (10,13,17), as has been pointed out in more recent analyses (2).
 
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